A narrow, opinionated post-generation lint for backend/server-side code. Audits a changeset against a named catalogue of backend anti-patterns — swallowed errors, unvalidated input, missing timeouts, read-check-write races, N+1 queries, wrong status codes, unparameterized queries, hardcoded secrets, dead/duplicate handlers, and more — and returns specific, evidence-backed findings with the fix, not vibes. Use this whenever backend code was just written, generated, or pasted (an API route, service, handler, job, query, migration), when reviewing a server-side diff or PR, or when the user says "audit this backend", "does this look AI-generated / sloppy", "lint the server code", "review this endpoint/service/query", "any obvious backend mistakes here", or "is my error handling / validation / query OK". Reach for it proactively after generating any non-trivial backend code, even when the user didn't say the word "audit" — it's the server-side counterpart to ai-slop-audit (which lints frontend output). It is read-only: it finds and proposes; route accepted fixes to /refactor or the relevant specialist skill. Not for full security or performance audits (it defers those), pure frontend code, or subjective style.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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About this skill
A narrow, opinionated post-generation lint for backend/server-side code. Audits a changeset against a named catalogue of backend anti-patterns — swallowed errors, unvalidated input, missing timeouts, read-check-write races, N+1 queries, wrong status codes, unparameterized queries, hardcoded secrets, dead/duplicate handlers, and more — and returns specific, evidence-backed findings with the fix, not vibes. Use this whenever backend code was just written, generated, or pasted (an API route, service, handler, job, query, migration), when reviewing a server-side diff or PR, or when the user says "audit this backend", "does this look AI-generated / sloppy", "lint the server code", "review this endpoint/service/query", "any obvious backend mistakes here", or "is my error handling / validation / query OK". Reach for it proactively after generating any non-trivial backend code, even when the user didn't say the word "audit" — it's the server-side counterpart to ai-slop-audit (which lints frontend output). It is read-only: it finds and proposes; route accepted fixes to /refactor or the relevant specialist skill. Not for full security or performance audits (it defers those), pure frontend code, or subjective style.
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A narrow, opinionated post-generation lint for backend/server-side code. Audits a changeset against a named catalogue of backend anti-patterns — swallowed errors, unvalidated input, missing timeouts, read-check-write races, N+1 queries, wrong status codes, unparameterized queries, hardcoded secrets, dead/duplicate handlers, and more — and returns specific, evidence-backed findings with the fix, not vibes. Use this whenever backend code was just written, generated, or pasted (an API route, service, handler, job, query, migration), when reviewing a server-side diff or PR, or when the user says "audit this backend", "does this look AI-generated / sloppy", "lint the server code", "review this endpoint/service/query", "any obvious backend mistakes here", or "is my error handling / validation / query OK". Reach for it proactively after generating any non-trivial backend code, even when the user didn't say the word "audit" — it's the server-side counterpart to ai-slop-audit (which lints frontend output). It is read-only: it finds and proposes; route accepted fixes to /refactor or the relevant specialist skill. Not for full security or performance audits (it defers those), pure frontend code, or subjective style.
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Category
Security
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.